We don’t have a Samsung Ativ SE on hand so can not verify if Microsoft is also pushing out Windows 10 build 10586.107 to other ATIV SEs via Windows Insider’s production ring or just ones with Windows 10 already installed.
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Microsoft has a new Windows Insider “ring” for early testers, introducing the safer and more polished Release Preview Ring.
Previously, Microsoft said that change longs wouldn’t be provided unless there was something worth mentioning in app and OS updates.
Microsoft is trying to force the Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users to upgrade to Windows 10, which is displayed as a “Recommended Update”.
Microsoft is starting to roll out features to the Fast ring with less testing than it performed in the past.
Microsoft just added a new “ring” to its Windows Insider program, offering a safer way of staying ahead of the curve. The update is in the store on both PCs and smartphones.
People who want their computers to continue running as expected should choose the new Release Preview ring, which is only available to people running the current consumer build of Windows 10. If you have been seeing some missing tiles on the start screen, simply update to the new version and this will be no more.
Microsoft has explained that the updates are released to two branches of Windows 10 – from the initial launch of the software in July 2015 and the other one is from the November 2015 update, which came with a few features.
Improved support in Narrator to speak in multiple languages.
The company announced Wednesday that in addition to the Windows Insider Program’s traditional Fast and Slow distribution rings that let the public test upcoming versions of Windows 10, there will also be a Release Preview ring that lets users get an early glimpse of what’s coming to their PC while retaining stability.
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Improvements to the device reset experience when BitLocker/Device Encryption is enabled by enterprise policy or by the user. If Microsoft releases a build that impairs a phone’s ability to send texts, that can be a deal-breaker that keeps users from opting in to the Insider track.
